Ceramcast spherical ceramic sand is a high-performance refractory material specifically engineered for precision sand casting. Composed of a Mullite and Corundum mineralogical structure, this advanced ceramic sand offers an exceptional refractoriness of ≥1800℃, making it the ideal choice for high-temperature casting environments where standard silica sand fails. Its superior spherical morphology significantly enhances mold breathability and surface finish, reducing casting defects and improving overall dimensional accuracy.
Designed for versatility and sustainability, Ceramcast is compatible with a wide range of binders, including acid and alkali resins. Whether applied in 3D sand printing, cold box processes, or lost foam casting, it delivers unmatched stability and a high reclamation rate of up to 98%. By combining low thermal expansion with a bulk density similar to silica sand, Ceramcast optimizes production efficiency while drastically reducing industrial waste and procurement costs for modern foundries.
| Al₂O₃ Content | ≥53% | Refractoriness | ≥1800℃ |
|---|---|---|---|
| SiO₂ Content | ≤37% | Bulk Density | 1.45-1.6 g/cm³ |
| Fe₂O₃ / TiO₂ | <4% / <3% | Thermal Expansion | 4.5-6.5x10-6/k |
| Grain Shape | Spherical (Angular Coeff ≤1.1) | Particle Size | 45μm - 2000μm |
| Mineral Composition | Mullite + Corundum | Recycling Rate | Up to 98% |
With refractoriness ≥1800℃, it prevents sand burn-on, sintering, and veining in high-temperature casting conditions.
Low thermal expansion coefficient minimizes casting deformation and significantly improves the size accuracy of products.
An angular coefficient ≤1.1 ensures a highly spherical shape, improving gas permeability and surface smoothness.
Low bulk density allows producing 25% more sand cores compared to fused ceramic sand for the same weight.
A neutral material perfectly applicable to both acid and alkali resins across various casting methods.
High mechanical and thermal reclamation rates (98%) reduce waste discharge and keep workshops dust-free.
Optimized for resin-coated systems to ensure high strength and easy shake-out.
Perfect flowability and spherical shape for high-precision additive manufacturing cores.
Enhanced stability and surface quality for rapid cold-box molding lines.
Excellent permeability reduces gas defects in complex lost foam geometries.
Highly inert properties prevent chemical reactions with steel, iron, and aluminum alloys.
Integrated seamlessly into traditional green sand processes for improved finish.
| Performance Metric | Silica/Fused Sand | Ceramcast Ceramic Sand |
|---|---|---|
| Max Temperature | Lower Limit | ≥1800℃ (Extreme) |
| Surface Quality | Standard | High Precision / Smooth |
| Core Yield/Weight | Baseline | +25% Additional Volume |
| Reclamation Rate | Variable/Low | Up to 98% (Very High) |
| Defect Ratio | Moderate | Significantly Lowered |
Ceramcast has a lower bulk density (1.45-1.6g/cm3) similar to silica sand. This means for the same weight, you can produce approximately 25% more sand cores compared to fused ceramic sand, reducing your overall procurement costs.
Yes, Ceramcast is a neutral material, making it highly versatile and compatible with both acid and alkali resins, as well as Resin-coated, Cold box, and No-baked sand systems.
The low angular coefficient (≤1.1) ensures a near-perfect spherical shape, which improves the breathability (permeability) of the mold and results in much higher surface accuracy and smoothness of the final cast product.
It is highly sustainable with a recycling rate of up to 98% via mechanical or thermal reclamation. This reduces solid waste discharge and helps maintain a green, dust-free foundry environment.
It is successfully applied to a wide range of high-end castings, including steel, iron, various alloys, aluminum, and copper castings.
Yes, Ceramcast particle size distribution is fully customizable according to your specific requirements, ranging from 45μm to 2000μm to suit different casting complexities.
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